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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Prostate. 2019 Apr 8;79(9):961–968. doi: 10.1002/pros.23803

Table 1.

Description of Study Population

Low-grade Prostate Cancer (n=40) High-grade Prostate Cancer (n=26) P-value
Median age, years (n; range) 63.5 (40; 46-79) 65 (26; 47-86) 0.16
Median BMI, kg/m2 (n; 25-75 percentile) 28.4 (39; 25.8-34.2) 27.9 (25; 25.8-30.5) 0.44
Race % (n) --------------
     White 62.5 (25/40) 73.1 (19/26)
     Black 20 (8/40) 15.4 (4/26)
     Asian 7.5 (3/40) 7.7 (2/26)
     Other 10 (4/40) 3.9 (1/26)
Ethnicity % (n) 0.39
   Non-Hispanic 87.5 (35/40) 96.2 (25/26)
    Hispanic 12.5 (5/40) 3.9(1/26)
Education % (n) 1.00
    ≤ 11 years 7.9 (3/38) 4 (1/25)
    ≥ 12 years 92.1 (35/38) 96 (24/25)
Ever smoked cigarettes % (n) 0.94
      Yes 62.5 (35/40) 61.5 (16/26)
      No 37.5 (15/40) 38.5 (10/26)
BPH % (n) 1.00
      Yes 7.5 (3/40) 4 (1/25)
      No 92.5 (37/40) 96.0 (24/25)
Prostatitis % (n) 0.20
      Yes 5.0 (2/40) 15.4 (4/26)
      No 95.0 (38/40) 84.6 (22/26)
ASAP/atypia % (n) 0.16
      Yes 27.6 (8/29) 9.1 (2/22)
      No 72.4(21/29) 90.9 (20/22)
HGPIN % (n) 0.30
      Yes 3.5 (1/29) 13.6 (3/22)
      No 96.6 (28/29) 86.4 (19/22)
Family history of prostate cancer % (n) 0.29
      Yes 20.6 (7/34) 8.7 (2/23)
      No 79.4 (27/34) 91.3 (21/23)
Median serum PSA, ng/mL (n; 25-75 percentile) 5 (39; 4.2-7.13) 10.0 (26; 6.6-20.5) <0.01

Note: BMI, body mass index; BPH, benign prostatic hyperplasia; ASAP, atypical small acinar proliferation; HGPIN, high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia; PSA, prostate-specific antigen; statistically significance between low- and high-grade prostate cancer at P-value ≤ 0.05.